Sentence examples for are to expect from inspiring English sources

One of a series of generationally focused exhibitions that Zwirner has done in recent years, the ironically titled "Happy Days Are Here Again" gives a taste, says a gallery news release, of "what we are to expect in the future".

The referendum addresses two simple but crucial questions: is the EU providing the results we are to expect from it?

But so said all before us, and with just as much apparent reason… on what principle is it that, when we see nothing but improvement behind us, we are to expect nothing but deterioration before us?

The more you know the risks inherent in any Sly Stone performance, the less likely you are to expect anything: he's spent years not showing up, or showing up and giving audiences perfunctory, fragmented sets.

But while I await the return of my literary spirit-animal with bated breath, the revelation that Bridget will return with a whole host of 21st-century problems at a "new phase in her life" has got me wondering what we are to expect.

"Unless or until due process appropriates to different purpose or the council disposes of the land, members of the public are to expect the council to manage the land in a way which is consistent with the purpose on which it's held.

Fluctuations are to be expected.

So some defaults are to be expected.

The questions are to be expected.

Sadly, piecemeal measures are to be expected.

Glitches and lateness are to be expected.